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A Vote for Obama was a Vote for Murder - REPENT! RYN - you have way to much time on your hands, but I just loved your Reindeer naming and new song!! LOL thanks for the giggle.[Alisa] 2009-01-05 18:00:09

A Vote for Obama was a Vote for Murder - REPENT! I suppose, for some of us, our true worth is a thing that is best kept hidden.[E pluribus Unam] 2009-01-01 18:28:17

A Vote for Obama was a Vote for Murder - REPENT! Happy New Year !![E pluribus Unam] 2009-01-01 18:26:39

A Vote for Obama was a Vote for Murder - REPENT!

Hey Suzie...wanted to wish you a Happy New Year in 2009!

*cheers*

LilySmile

[LilyPie]
2008-12-29 18:51:56

A Vote for Obama was a Vote for Murder - REPENT!  Merry Christmas, you fabulous Bikerbabe. Feliz Navidad and all of that. I hope Santa braught you all that you wanted and more. And most of all, I hope he gave you the combination to the "Locker of Happiness".(which in my case, would probably have gobs and gobs of money in it.)Confused[E pluribus Unam] 2008-12-25 09:31:05

Tripping on Family - No. 2 part one I like your diary so much its really inserting !!!
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[dissertation]
2008-12-24 06:07:25

Thinned squamous epithilium'd I like your diary so much its really inserting !!!
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[dissertation]
2008-12-24 06:05:58

A Vote for Obama was a Vote for Murder - REPENT!

Sorry about the length of my previous comment. I guess you cought me at the wrong time. Most Texans dont hate gays. We just hate their ways(again...Something we learned from God.) Personally, I have very little respect for the catholics. I personally believe if you are going to follow a god, that you should follow with conviction. 54% of catholics voting for Obama, just proves what big Hypocrits they are.They drink and have pre-marital s..x with premeditation and they put mary(yes, little m) above Jesus. I agree with all the christians that voted against Obama, I did the same myself. But I did so because it seemed like the smart decision. But now that Obama is going to be The Prez, I plan on supporting him 100% until he stabs us in the back, just as many of his predicessors (including Bush)did.

 But if he is a good Prez... I will give him my vote in 2012. But if my Christian friends vote for him, I will be sorely disapointed in them. >>A Christian should stand up for what they believe <<

 BTW... I do not hate gays. I am actually ok with gays. As long as their lifestyle does not affect me.

 I do believe that letting them Marry is wrong. Because ,as I understand, Marriage is a union ordained by God, and because God does not approve of the gay lifestyle, Gays should call their marriage something else(such as "MuLiCo" Mutual Lifetime Commitment . Or sall it "Ronald" if they like...I just dont think it should be cald Marriage.)

 Thanks for hearing me out... And dont take so long before you write again. We miss you!

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-11-17 18:36:59

A Vote for Obama was a Vote for Murder - REPENT!

 I have read more of your entry and see now that your title was tonge in cheek, and the portion I read was the only portion(so far) that was anti abortion.

 I have great respect for you. but I sence bitterness in your writting. Refusing to capitalize the word Jesus was like spitting in the face of Christians. And having been a Christian at one time in my life. I can see that you dont like them. Christians are usually good people, and they believe that they are following the right savior(if there is a savior to follow). Most are well intentioned and harbor no harmful feelings toward non-believers. They were simply lead down a path, and they are no differant than you or I.

 I personally give them the big J for the savior they follow. and when I talk about God. I try to give the capital G. But you said "their god" and thats just fine. Because if their beliefs are true, there is only one God, and if you dont know him, he isn't real to you. But inside the christian group....they always talk about the God with a big G.

 My wife has had 5 miscarriages,and we have no living children. It was after her second miscarriage, that I fired God for being incompitant. He went on to prove I made the right decision. But still...I have a tendancy to want to make my "I" smaller when I put myself in sentance with God.

 It was ingrained in me from the time I was a child, that God is greater than you and me.

 But still...I have cursed God and feel anger towards him. He let me down big time. But as a christian I was taught that if things go wrong in your life the fault is "yours" not Gods. So as my wife was spitting out dead babies one after the other, I simply told God to go F**k Himself!

 So now I am an athiest, clinging to the hope that all those crazy christians or totally wrong about life after death. But there is always the outside chance, that it is I who am wrong and in that case... I will see you in hell.

 Wow! I really got off subject. I just wanted to take up for the believer that I used to be. Sorry.

 Texas is a republican state for two reasons...Guns Gays and abortion. When you say democrat, Texans hear you say "Gay loving Baby killers that want to take our guns away" Thats just what its like to be a Texan. Texans would rather give up their right arm than to give up their right to bear arms. and anyone that wants our Guns, needs to bring some heavy artillery. For Texans, We protect our guns, before we protect unwanted babies. And we hate gays, because God hates gays. We are the Bible belt and more full of Shit than just about anyone.

 See what you made me do...I went to school for 13 years and never had to do this much wrighting at one time.

 You are an evil evil woman! And Texans know an evil woman when they see one.Wink

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-11-17 17:35:44

A Vote for Obama was a Vote for Murder - REPENT!

 I only read a small portion of your post so far. (I have to leave for work in a few minuites) But I expect that I will agree with much of what you have to say.

 Abortion is murder in my book. But proponants will say that it is a must, because of such cases as incest ,rape and mal formed fetuces. But these are exceptions to the rule that can be taken case by case.

 Abortion should not be a "way out". Irresponcible behavior has its penaltys, and its sad that in some cases the penaltys will penalize what Democrats call Products of conception. As These "POCs" exit the womb they suddenly become people and have rights. and if a pregnant Woman is murdered, often this POC is given rights as an individual, even though technically, it is nothing but a cancerous growth inside her body.

 If we are going to consider pregnant dead women as two people, perhaps we should do the same for pregnant living women.

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-11-17 06:08:46

A Vote for Obama was a Vote for Murder - REPENT! Oh and Suzi, i read it all and AMEN![Alisa] 2008-11-14 19:42:56

A Vote for Obama was a Vote for Murder - REPENT! jmf1968  I'm going to have to disagree with you on your logic.  The Federal government has not made any law that limit's states rights when it comes to abortion.  The Supreme court, whose job it is to maintain the constitutionality of all the laws of the land, did just that.   According to the Roe decision, most laws against abortion in the United States violated a constitutional right to privacy under the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. It didn't say that states couldn't pass laws, it said they couldn't pass laws that violate our constitutional rights!  And that's certainly within the checks and balances that were built into our republic and in line with what the federal government should be doing.  I've been a registered libertarian for years and I don't have an issue with this.  What would be wrong is the federal government telling us we didn't have a choice.[Alisa] 2008-11-14 19:27:10

A Vote for Obama was a Vote for Murder - REPENT! Oh, I'm not arguing that abortion should be illegal, actually, even though I'm not in favor of it personally and would counsel anyone who was considering it not to do it, I do think that it is vital that it stay legal.  I think making abortion illegal would create more problems than it would fix.  And I am in complete agreement about keeping personal morals out of the laws and government in general (thus my self-proclaimed Libertarianism).  But I do believe that the federal government, and the supreme court, have overstepped their bounds as enumerated in the constitution time and again by stepping on the rights of the states for self determination.  I think that it's wrong for the federal government to prohibit medical marijuana, even though a significant portion of the states now have these laws.  According to the supreme court, the government still has the right to prosecute anyone taking advantage of these laws as criminals.  So, I feel it would be hypocritical of me to say that the feds should stay out of some laws, but not others.  But on the whole, I think we are on the same page with our beliefs.[jmf1968] 2008-11-14 17:57:25

A Vote for Obama was a Vote for Murder - REPENT!

Wading into the controversial eh Suzi? Well it shouldn't be controversial at all. It's an individual, and uniquely female, CHOICE.

Churches should not enjoy a tax free income unless they stay out of politics!! I think they should be taxed anyway, but especially when they get political. Sheep control is good for those at the top. How many people REALLY think for themselves? We're in a small box, we are in a prison without bars. No one is more pitiful than a prisoner who thinks he/she is free.

Should every male ejaculation, or every period be a murder? And the two mixed together immediately equals a human? Come on! It's GOOP. It has a long way to go before it's a human being. Funnier yet the bible they use seems to say abortion is OK, though it's not called abortion. But these people want to live by archaic ancient rules/dogma and want to force others to do the same. Sad...

[MoonDawg]
2008-11-14 15:11:49

A Vote for Obama was a Vote for Murder - REPENT! It might be too much to expect, but if you read all of my entries (or at least the "part II" of each entry) I think you'd find we agree on a lot of points, even though I, myself, am a Christian.  I encourage you to read as many or as few as you'd like.  And while I agree with 95% of what you have to say here, I do have to take on issue up with you, and oddly enough, it isn't because I am a Christian, but because I am a Libertarian.  The Constitution doesn't guarantee a woman the right to chose.  I know, that's what the Supreme Court has said, but if you ask any of the Justices, when they know no one can hear them, they'll tell you that the Roe vs. Wade decision was a political one, not a legal one.  Technically, each state should have its own abortion laws.  But it's a minor point, and probably not even worth debating.[jmf1968] 2008-11-14 12:14:23

America: Land of unpaid whores

Jesus H. What a weird debate here. Anyway, don't forget that only 4% of the new Americans wanted to break from England and create a new country, point being that the sheep can herd anywhere - they always have and they are what makes power so much fun for people like Bush. But it only takes a few to change everything. So a toast to the 4%.

Watch Alex Jones and David Icke for an education the sheep should want to hear but don't.

THINK AND BE DIFFERENT! Suzi, keep being you. You rock!

[MoonDawg]
2008-10-24 15:02:13

America: Land of unpaid whores

But, if I may for a moment, redirect to the poster himself: E Pluribus. It's hard to tell but I do think his post was done with tongue-in-cheek ... sarcasm if you will. To say he doesn't believe in a god then quotes a directive from one, that's E's wacky way.

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 Thank you for taking up for me Suzi. But the real reason that I quote the bible at the same time as I deny the existance of God, is that I am two differant people(no joke intended). Fot the first 34 years of my life, God was bigger to me than The Twin towers in New York City. But my faith was tested as my hopes in life crumbled. And I had to walk out on the pillar of my being. And the twin towers of my beliefs experianced their own 911. I am a differant man now. But my first 34 years can't be shoveled up and cast away, like so much manure... The strength of those beliefs still stand in the corner of my memory. There is some good stuff in the bible. Just as there is good stuff in a cook book. But I once had a cook book that could get you to Heaven.

 You know...I dont believe in Santa anymore either. But I still love to watch that Rudolf show.

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-10-20 18:00:27

America: Land of unpaid whores

I"E", say we are not SCREWED. Your results are SKEWED. Your Words Are LEWED. And I resent the message you SPEWED. You should open your mind and be RENEWED. McCain is a rightious DUDE. But Barak Obama should be chopped and STEWED.

 Now I expect you'd be hissed and BOO'ED, by others whom you should be so RUDE. But I am calm and forgiving in MOOD. But if it happens again...You will be SUED.

 I must stop now...I need some FOOD

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-10-18 12:54:14

America: Land of unpaid whores

 Hi Suzi... I think we are like minded in our belief of Science over God.

 I think Thor was the Roman Version of Zeus and the only one of the two to get his own comic book. I dont thing "God" the master of the universe, ever had a comic book either. Which is kind of sad, because I would bet it would be a best seller among the gullible hords.

 I guess in my heart, I am still a member of that gullible hord. But in my mind, I know that it is robots not God that will one day rule the world. And God, like Santa, will have to be propt up by powerful storys.(Unfortunantly, not told in comic books)

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-10-12 12:15:07

America: Land of unpaid whores Love you too, Bikerbabe! And please tell the Twitch I love her too, even though I'm probably the one who drove her diary Private.[NightListener] 2008-10-07 19:01:20

America: Land of unpaid whores PS... Since you disapear for long periods of time...I just want to thank you for not being dead this time.Confused (In referance to your comment to Nightlistener.)[E pluribus Unam] 2008-10-07 17:17:08

America: Land of unpaid whores American whores should remain unpaid. After all, this is the land of the free.[NightListener] 2008-10-06 22:30:02

America: Land of unpaid whores In this economy, unpaid whores are the only kind we can afford.[NightListener] 2008-10-06 22:26:01

America: Land of unpaid whores

"And we will not get paid for having laid on our collective backs and spread our legacies wide open."

Well said Suzi ! By the way...Since I have no offspring, this trillion dollar bail-out, will not affect my children.

 In a way, I consider that a small victory. Thanks for cheering me up!Mr. Green

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-10-06 17:35:17

America: Land of unpaid whores RYN Suzi...

I still stand by my assertion that humans are the entitys that add the most value to the universe. That is not to say that we are more deserving of life than roaches.

But what I AM saying is... Since rocks and planets and stars have no conciousness, then their existance is futile. If not for life, there is no value to air and sun, and hot and cold. Nor is there a conciousness of these things.

A dog that falls into the ocean and almost drowns, appreciates the first air that races into his lungs. A rock that falls into the ocean, doesn't care one way or the other. Nor does it know anything happened.

If not for life, the universe could fit in a thimble,or be so enormous that it would take two dozen forevers for light to travel from one end to the other. But it wouldn't matter. Because there would be no conciousness.

If a worm can count two rocks, but an ant can count three. Then the ant is the more important of the two creatures. Because its universe of understanting is 50% greater. It gives value to more of its surroundings.

Humans have the ability to see things so small that even an ant cant see. and see things so far away, that they can never reach that far, even riding on a lightening bolt.

We are a great life form. But bugs are great too, for they can appreciate the smallness of a blade of grass, and experiance a world that we seem to overlook.

Fish investigate the see, add to its beauty, and eat from its bounty.

Dogs hear noises that are beyond our perception. All these creatures are important in their own way. each one experiaces differant demensions and aspects of the cosmos.

But overall...as far as we know... Humans can see many more rocks (planets stars and galaxys) than any creature that ever existed, and because we exist... those rocks(etc)can be acknowledged.

 [E pluribus Unam] [DeleteNew note![E pluribus Unam]
2008-10-06 17:32:56

America: Land of unpaid whores As per SBB you are right on the money.


Derwydd is pretty much dead in the water.

But there is some other fellow on blogs who trades as festering times.

you might feel you know him.

Funny isn't it though.

If I lend you 500 dollars and it was a dumb idea, I lose 500 dollars.

If the bank expecting a quick buck payout on the basis that they can lend money I dont have so they make a big pile out of me taking a risk

Then it turns out I lose everything I don't own and they are left losing money.

Well, I am here to pay tax so they don't suffer/

Did they offer to pay extra tax on the profit they were going to make???

Your cold buddy - you suffer....

Derwydd.

 

[Derwydd]
2008-10-06 15:22:53

The Authoritarians

Suzi...I never considered the farmer as the bad guy in all of this. I always thought of Farmers as good.

I always have a tendancy to think of the bad guy as the antithesis of the good guy. Therefore I put a fox in charge of the chicken house. But perhaps your story is closer to true. Sometimes the farmer is the bad guy.

 But they never teach you that stuff in an agrarian society.

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-10-05 17:46:50

The Authoritarians

E:

The a....ogy is more like ... no one's been guarding the chicken house, the farmer has been raiding his own eggs (eating some, but most of them he's stored in his fridge), the wolves have eaten a great many chickens and the family is facing a bleak future so the government (huge, hungry bear) wants the family to give them what few eggs they have to give to the farmer. Also, the farmer has plenty of assets in pigs, beef and sheep to help out his egg business but this is kept suspiciously out of sight of the family; only a few have taken the time to dig deeper than what the farmer and wolves have told them.
 
Why isn't the farmer made to hand over all his eggs; all the other farmers have to do this and are usually imprisoned afterwards?
Why are the poor family members being made poorer in order to bail the farmer out?
Why isn't the farmer not only stripped of all his eggs, but fired and left to the pack of wolves who enjoy eating farmers?
Why is the bailout ONLY solution being talked about? (Bailout = family must give their few eggs to the farmer even though they gathered their eggs on their own farms) the
 
And, it's a moot point since the bill passed. Welcome to financial socialism/fascism/communism.
[suzibikerbabe]
2008-10-05 10:00:35

The Authoritarians

 You make some strong points Suzi. But the simple truth is. Senerio 1>>>>The foxes are guarding the chicken house. And since quite a few chickens have disapeared lately, we need to restock the chicken house before there are not enough eggs left to feeds the farmers family.

 Senario 2> The foxes are guarding the chicken house. Quite a few chickens have disapeared, but the farmer is determined not to interfere. So he sets back and watches his children starve to death one by one as the number of eggs dwindle. And he remains hopeful. Why? Because this is America and... He is an idiot.Confused 

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-10-03 16:57:08

The Authoritarians Why did you have to mention bacon?  Why, Suzi; why?  You knew this must hurt.[Bundy] 2008-10-02 20:22:35

The Authoritarians

RYN, E:

Maybe from the perspective of where we are it would seem we're damned either way but let's examine the two top outcomes.

We bail out the bunch of greedy, raping, asshole elites. They pay nothing for their part and continue to get rich, until the bailout's temporary "benefits" run dry; which would be in short order, less than a year I'd say. The AE's (asshole elites) spend their money within their tight group of fellow elitists assholes with that group becoming smaller with each passing month. In the meantime the rest, as they fall into whatever financial bracket on the ladder from the near-AE, AE wannabees, wannabee AE wannabees, upper/middle/lower class (not much difference between them because the only thing that separates them in the length of notice given them by their employers). As the money floats to the top (the VERY top) the rest are poor and without the money flowing beneath the surface business begin to fail at an alarming rate prompting banks to close the doors on giving out any loans while at the same time calling in all debts; this leads to foreclosures on a scale not even seen after 1929 and the number of people pouring out into the streets causes only one industry to flourish -- protection. Keep in mind, without working people who actually pay taxes there are no safety nets for the average citizen and all social services are overwhelmed and eventually, close their doors. Protection would come in the form of military police (a state of emergency has already been declared and at one word -- yes, in reality -- bushbaby Marshall law would be in effect over night) who have the backing of the government to treat all people (not in the AE layer) as scum first, then terrorists, as the disenfranchised turn their anger and fears to the group who caused this to be the outcome: the AE's which, for the most part, are top government officials who spend most of their time, and money, outside the U.S. There is no one left here who caused the downfall, so the people turn against each other. We degrade into a state of the angry, aggressive mob mentality.

 

Scenario #2: No bailout, the shit hits the fan and creates a level field of a nation filled with poor who have to rebuild ... either in the same image as before or, hopefully, learning from such horrible mistakes and rebuilding with safeguards in place. Since the government is nothing but one, large corporation out to get the most out of its victims before hightailing it to greener fields they will fail --- and fall from their high places ending up like anything that plummets from a great height to a hard ground. It would take decades to rebuild our system and in the meantime, aggressive groups could possibly see us as unprotected and easy pickings. Again, military would factor largely as a means to find work for people and ultimately "money" and great care would have to be taken to not see everything and everyone outside our borders as enemies most of whom, if we care to see, have been tied up tightly in the beds of our former leaders and their countries will have suffered a fate much like ours. They, too, would be in dire straights trying to rebuild and it would be to our benefit to use this nearly world-wide level playing field to create friendships and form allies in new ways that bring back the intent of the U.S. founding fathers into a new era. We would have the opportunity to rid ourselves of  self-serving, greedy, dictators who stole what rights were left after large groups of us voted to give away the others. We'd be able to abolish many laws such as the Patriot Act; we'd be able to return the Constitution to what it was with new additions to accommodate a more world-wide friendly document. It would be hard work, take our lifetimes but it could be very well worth it.

Of course there are many other ways things could turn out but no matter which way this turns out, we will suffer -- you, me, the majority of the American people -- but we have to look beyond today, tomorrow and next year .. we have to look to the world our grandchildren will be living in and do now what it will take to make that world happen. Sometimes the best way to start over isn't from a small setback but from a large falling apart. Like when the colonists broke away, something very good came out of a total start-over -- sadly, that good has been undermined and near extinction but who knows, we may rise out of the ashes to form something even better.

[suzibikerbabe]
2008-10-01 17:34:10

The Authoritarians

We're damned if we do and damned if we dont Suzy. If we bail them out they get fatter, we get poorer. If we tell them to go screw themselves, the economy colapses and everyone loses his/her job.

 The world is set up to favor the rich. It always has been, It always will be.

Have you noticed that when a poor man steels a can of pepsi, he ends up with 2 years in Sing Sing and a record that will follow him to the grave. When a rich man steals a few billion dollars, he does six months in a minimum security YMCA type lock up, replete with a top rate golf course, and lap dances from the gardeners niece. Hard time in such places is having to sleep in a bed without a canopy.

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-10-01 16:40:06

Just tell me when I should start acting surprised

Loved your boomerang comment. Hillarious! Thanks, Chop Suzi.

[NightListener]

2008-08-07 22:14:13

Just tell me when I should start acting surprised

Suzi, dear,

If you feel a tugging at your leg, I assure you it isn't I. It isn't even me. Perhaps it's Mini-Me. Perhaps it's Austin Power. Perhaps it's a government conspiracy. But it isn't I. The story in my diary is absolutely true and did in fact happen to a friend of mine. Details upon request.

[NightListener]
2008-08-05 21:34:15

Just tell me when I should start acting surprised

 I think Texas is ahead of most as far as battleing gas prices. The State of Texas reported a loss of revenue of more than 1 billion dollars from the slack in gas sales last quarter.

 And I have only driven about 7 miles in the last two or three months. And as for my wife... She has reduced her traveling by probably as much as 20 percent.

 I wouldn't mind high gas prices if I was the one benefitting from the gouging, but as just another victem... I think it sucks!

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-08-02 11:46:00

Just tell me when I should start acting surprised

One problem is that if we have retirement plans or other investments--even CDs and mutual funds--they're dependent on stock market returns. Most of us don't make that much--did I say make? nowadays it's often a matter of loss because I for one am not a very smart investor. But as the rich get richer, it's hard to find a way to achieve balance for many of us. It feels like anything put in one pocket is being stolen from another pocket by one private interest group or another. When a CD recently matured I deposited a cashier's check for $20,000 in my checking account to a bank that after accepting the deposit notified me that they were releasing $5000 for immediate use and would hold the other $15,000 for ten business days (2 weeks) even though I had handed them a cashier's check from another bank. They seem to be able to manage electronic transfers for payroll of large corporations at will.A couple other banks said that they would have held the check for only one or two days. I wonder how many times my $15,000 got recycled by the bank in that amount of time. In any case it wasn't available for me to put back into another CD at another bank for two weeks.  I feel like they robbed me of my interest for those 2 weeks and that they benefitted by earning interest themselves on my money without offering anythng in return. I'd like nothing better than to start a run on that bank. But then that wouldn't be to society's advantage in the long run because of the way as individuals we're so locked into the system. And I wouldn't want to hide the money under the mattress or bury in the backyard after seeing those films about Truman Capote's experience writing "In Cold Blood." Like that line from Woody Guthrie's song "Pretty Boy Floyd":

Yes, as through this world I've wandered
I've seen lots of funny men;
Some will rob you with a six-gun,
And some with a fountain pen.

[NightListener]
2008-07-31 09:34:30

Just tell me when I should start acting surprised

RYN: Yeah, the note with the quote from my grandmother was as you perceived. Ya got me! Most often I want to end debate when I get to the end of my own connectivity. It doesn't always mean I think I'm right. More often lately it means I'm tired. I just get feisty when I can't get it up otherwise.

You read, research, and think with responsibility and I'm always grateful to you for expressing your opinion. You make me think. You educate me. My problem is that when I think, I always look for loopholes and gaps in the other person's thinking regardless of whether I agree or disagree and regardless of whether they appear right or wrong. Sometimes I just want to hold their arguments up to scrutiny and sometimes I just want to be contrary, again especially on days when I can't get it up.

I think I built up my "attitude" when I was reading both you and Hip Monkey until he stopped writing. To read you both together felt like talk radio. One at a time is easier to digest without getting shorted out by the electricity you both generate.

Right now I'm somewhat bored with NightListener. I feel the need to stretch his persona. In real life I'm plenty quirky, and I'm trying to put some of my neurosis and paranoia into the NL persona--sometimes with exageration and hyperbole--sometimes not. I still feel a little safer burying my real quirks amidst the exagerations so as not to feel like I'm standing butt naked before the world. I'm sure it's an ego thing. Viagra might help.

[NightListener]
2008-07-31 09:21:29

Big Brother much? Hmm .. your comment seems a bit patronizing here from my end, like you don't believe what you said but say it in order to stop the conversaton/debate. That's fine, lol, I'm sure I'll find something else real soon that'll have me venting all over again ...[suzibikerbabe] 2008-07-31 09:05:37

Big Brother much? As my grandmother used to say, you're right and I'm wrong as you usually are.[NightListener] 2008-07-31 07:22:57

Big Brother much?

My point. I have many I suppose but mainly I see this as a means for punishing people for being poor. I have been there and no, I could not afford fresh fruit and vegetables for my children and relied heavily on rice, potatoes and bread. If I could scrape enough together to treat my children the best I could hope for was a place like McDonald's who, in this system, is doing what they're suppose to do: provide a service by filling a 'niche'. Now that the government has run to ground their attacks on smokering and drinking, it's easy to now vilify another because everyone just loathes fat people and who's going to object?

And what is it about you that will be next on the chopping block; what about your glass of wine after dinner or a leisurely drive along the roads at night but hey, you're over 50 and your reflexes aren't good and that eyesight is doubtful so yes, your license should be revoked and this time it can be done in the name of public safety. And would you look at that, drinking is already a villain because we all know that glass of wine, even if you wait three hours to drive, is going to make you unsafe so therefore, you are a criminal .. just like all those people driving around not wearing seatbelts or helmets are endangering us all. Do you not see how more and more we, normal law-abiding citizens, are fast becoming criminals?

While you may joke about asking people to tie you up to stop you from doing something like eat a double cheeseburger and fries, it's not funny. We are, as a race and in this culture, showing a decided lack of self-restraint. More and more we aren't governing our own behavior and are gladly advocating that responsibility to our government. Let's take a brief look at government now and in the past ...

... are you crazy? Giving up so much to a group who lacks morality and ethics; a group who lies, cheats, steals, kills and starts wars over all of those? These are the people you want making personal choice for you??

Really?

[suzibikerbabe]
2008-07-30 22:43:13

Big Brother much? I saw a show about this issue a few years back and one of issues these urban areas face is that the grocery stores have pulled out and they have to go quite far to get lower cost healthy foods that they can cook.  The show I saw only found 7-11 type markets in these areas.  When you have to rely on public transportation, you can't buy a cartload of groceries at a time, you can only by what you carry.  I can see gov't giving tax breaks to encourage groceries to move back in, but i agree you can't just put a moratorium on certain types of businesses, what happens to those  businesses that have invested in a certain location?  Granted some are large corporations that can easily absorb any loss, but what about the small businesses?  People need to take responsibility for themselves, but they have to have the resources to make the right choices.  A difficult situation.[Alisa] 2008-07-30 14:08:58

Big Brother much?

Susie,

RYN: And your point is?

Seriously, you make some excellent points. You've obviously given this quite a bit of thought.

I guess you can guess the reason for today's congeniality.

[NightListener]
2008-07-30 13:19:46

Big Brother much? The fast food industry bugs me too. I wish there were more healthy options. But if given healthy options, we generaly go for the tasty stuff instead. I DONT eat salads at Mickey Ds or the Burger King. For some reason I dont like generic prefrozen Salads as well as I like Generic pre-frozen burgers.

What the world needs is a place that sells "Good" healthy food at low prices.

What we need is a place that sells lentils and cabbage, with freshly squeesed OJ. Boiled squash would be nice too and carrot salad. Throw in a few mixed green some marinated chicken chunks, a little brown rice with light maple syrup. a fresh garden salad, and perhaps a tiny mound of lightly bell peppered tuna fish. If I was to get something like that at Lubys, it would be 30 bucks. Give me a place where I can get it for $5.99, and I will be a happy man. Until then...I guess I will just have to settle for Quiznos, Subway, or Taco Bueno.

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-07-29 17:48:00

Big Brother much?

Susie, please forgive the tone of what follows. It was either write this or masturbate--not that it was an easy choice to write this.

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Susie, I admire your writing, highly respect your intelligence and that you are so well informed, and love your passion. When I read what you write, I want to agree with you all the way because I’m so fond of you. And even when I disagree with something you say, I generally have to acknowledge that your point is valid based on solid experience and a deeply held belief in individual freedom, a belief I’d like to think I hold, but have to admit that next to you, I’m probably a hypocrite a good deal of the time.

 

I have some thoughts that will come across as oppositional to yours in some ways, but even as I state them, I hold reservations because your points are extremely valid and I just haven’t found a way to reconcile some of my points with some of yours even though I can’t find fault with yours.

 

In addition, I’m still fairly ignorant on what constitutes good nutrition and my wife is constantly viewing some of my ideas as downright crackpot, which I acknowledge they may very well be.

 

Since I saw “Supersize Me” and “Fast Food Nation” I have not been able to go to most fast food places. There are exceptions—because of logistics and maneuverability with a rolling walker, I take my mother for hamburgers at a place that is not one of the bigger names nationally and that does offer wider variety and sit down server dining in addition drive through and whose record and nutrition probably isn’t too much better than McDonald’s or Burger King, but otherwise I pretty much stay clear of such places. I probably haven’t been to either of the aforementioned ones in over a year. Gradually I’ve reduced my intake of meat and dairy products, but I have had yogurt recently and my wife uses chicken stock in some of her presentations for me. So I’m certainly not a purist.

 

I don’t know how tofu stacks up as a restaurant food. I find in in mid-range dishes at restaurants. I don’t know if it can be served as inexpensively as traditional fast foods. I do feel however that we in the United States are culturally lacking in our knowledge of healthy food preparation—partly because the schools are dominated by so much junk food.

 

I know that I am reluctant to by medication in a situation where I don’t think the government has much control such as over the internet. I don’t want pills that are made in huts in China alongside areas where sausages are stuffed and chickens are beheaded. I count on the government to monitor the drugs I take—whether they do it adequately or not—because they are my only hope of safety and because the illusion or delusion that they improve the situation frees me from fear until I die of drug impurity.

 

While most people don’t choose McDonald’s and Burger King for salads there are people who do because they have a limited lunch period between work and have to be able to get their food quickly. Maybe they didn’t have time to bring lunch from home or maybe they didn’t think of a way to refrigerate their lunch with a fozen ice pack or maybe they were too tired, too lazy, or too unprepared to be able to make their own lunch. All of those categories have applied to me at some time.

 

Whether dealing with an expensive steak house or an inexpensive (is there such a thing?) fast food place, sometimes people wind up there by social consensus even though the menu doesn’t meet their needs. Having a choice of non-meat, non-fat products is essential for those people.

 

Freedom or no freedom as an issue, I was amazed at the health decline shown through lab testing after a month of McDonalds for three meals a day. Of course three meals a day at McDonalds is extreme for practically everyone. Still there were some effects registered that were dangerous and over time beyond the one month experiment could have been seriously injurious and even fatal. When I have the impulse to go to a fast food place for a hamburger, I’d be grateful to anyone who would knock me down and tie me to a tree so long as there isn’t a lightning storm. If they raped me too while I am tied up, so long as they are gentle, I might not mind. But that’s my problem and no doubt not at all as I might fantasize. I apologize to rape victims for even suggesting such a thing—but since in the fantasy I am the victim, not anyone else, I think I’ll allow myself the overindulgence—especially since I can’t binge at McDonalds—and refrain from editing out that idea. I’ll also refrain from blaming fast food for my sick mind.

 

In some foods there is room for improvement. Restaurants set their prices according to marketing practices as well as according to actual costs. I’m hopeful, although not well informed or certain, that improvements can be made from tradition to health without necessarily throwing affordability out. But I don’t know what I’m talking about in terms of expense, so if you do, you’re certainly more believable than I am.

 

Changes in California regarding regulating car emissions has not been a matter of whimsy. Pollution n the cities was once more deadly than it now is. Smog was much more visible. At least now if we’re being poisoned while in California, we can at least see others dying around us for miles, not feet or yards.

 

In America so much has been turned into consumables—air, water, food, airwaves, water and wind power, public lands, public resources, human beings. What is normal strikes me as extreme. I’m not sure the extremes imposed by overregulation are any worse than what is imposed on us by what we already take for granted. How free are we in our choices? Every city we go to has the same franchises, the same choices, and pretty much the same lack of convenient, healthy choices. California at least increases the consciousness of the nation even if their regulatory procedures are sometimes outrageous. I certainly don’t trust the board of directors of McDonalds any more than I trust the lawmakers of California.

 

Regarding plastic bags, they are pretty much going out of fashion nationally and not just because of government banning them, but also because they are a petroleum product, the cost of which to manufacture has gone up tremendously in recent months and years. There’s money to be made (saved?) by stores encouraging people to go green in terms of reusable cloth bags being used to replace plastic.

 

A Subway veggie can be purchased at $3 for 6-inch or $5 for 12-inch. Yes that’s more than a 99 cent burger from fast food. How many people add to their fast food expense by buying sugar filled beverages? Noone needs a carbonated soft drink or a drink with sugar in it. I keep bottled water and herbal tea bags in the trunk of my car. Tea bags will work even with cold water. A packet or 2 of Splenda doesn’t cost much although unsweetened tea would be preferable.

 

My wife and I are currenlty having a difficult time getting affordable health insurance. There’s a lot wrong with the health system. It doesn’t help that it’s burdened by illnesses caused by obesity. I need to lose more weight myself, so I’m not just blaming others. My injured knee will do a lot better when I lose some more pounds.

 

I don’t claim that my opinions should guide policy are that they negate anything you’ve said. They’re just my thoughts spoken as though to myself more than to you. I’m very petulant when I talk to myself. Oh hell, who am I fooling. I’m very petulant in general.

Well, I'm tired and the urge to masturbate has finally subsided. THE END

[NightListener]
2008-07-29 14:25:53

Survey Type Thingy Leaving out Me, Myself and I...

1)Squirrell Nuts
2)Steven Hawking
3)Sadelmeyer
4)J. John Edward Mangletoes
5)Jarod("The Pretender" not the lame-ass Subway guy)

I met number 4 in a restroom in France. A Bistro called "Limons". Limon in France means "Place where sexy men hang out"

I Love number 2, and if it wasn't for the chair....we would have lunch at "Limons" and maybe play some Billiards, and take turns peeing like a man at my favorite Urinal there(Rumors have it, William Shatner once peed there.)

Number 5 goes out with number 2 ? I guess I could believe that. Jarod is always pretending to be someone that he is not. I can immagine Jarod and Steven wheelchairing along the peer talking about Black Holes and Pez Candy through there metalic voice-boxes. and afterward wheelchairing be "Limons" for a Gatorade suicide fizz.

How did I meet number one? Oh, I dont know... I just got too hot and passed out in the park once and woke up and there they were.

I could say #4 "WAS" my very best friend until he gave me my very first wedgie at"Limons" one night. Hey man I tild him! I dont do Wedgies to you, Why the hell did you do one to me.(We have only spoken periodically since then, and NEVER about the Wedgie.

Sadelmeyer(#3)didn't really have any friends. But he was pretty fond of the Pastry Guy and the woman who had the purse that was in the shape of a Honey-bun.

Have I ever eaten around Squirrell Nuts?(#1)...Are you trying to be a smart ass?...

Do I miss number 2 ? Yea I do, now that I think about it...I wonder when he and Jared are getting back from "Limons". I hope they dont get a ticket for wheeling under the influence( Of their Gatorade Suicide Fizz)

I like Steven Hawking(#2) because he is really smart. I would probably be just like him if these damn legs didn't get in the way!

What do I think of Squirell Nuts(#1)?
Ok... Thats It!!! I aint answering any more questions! You're just getting too damn personal![E pluribus Unam]
2008-07-24 02:15:22

Survey Type Thingy This survey's are so funny, but I have to say I learn a lot about my own kid by reading all her surveys on myspace ;)  If you want to see some pictures  myspace.com/momaab .  And yes I'm crazy for doing all this work during rest and relaxation time, but it's not relaxing if I see work needs to be done and no one is doing it.  I figure if I get it all done in the first month, I'll have the second month to sit back and enjoy it.[Alisa] 2008-07-22 14:54:41

Entry #2 for the Year 2008 I'm so glad to not be the only one who gets here just a couple times a year.  Thanks for your encouraging note.  I'm now 54 and feel 34 (some of the time anyway, that is when I don't feel 104), so I can relate. I always wonder who that old person is in the mirror because it certainly isn't me. Keep us informed as to when we can be the proud owner of a copy of your memoirs.  Do you do autographs?[Kittywog] 2008-07-20 15:33:16

Entry #2 for the Year 2008 Tricks are good :)  I'll have to take more time to write during this time of leisure.[Alisa] 2008-07-16 14:22:13

Entry #2 for the Year 2008 RYN:  What a great way to do "to do" lists!!  Now why didn't I think of that ;)[Alisa] 2008-07-13 19:03:34

Entry #2 for the Year 2008 If you ever need a go-get-em hero in a tale, you should call him 'Kyle'.  Kyle is a name known to be enjoyed by all manner of heros and go-getters[Bundy] 2008-07-11 22:35:09

Entry #2 for the Year 2008

 I liked Carlis Skit about "Smitherines" from quite a few years back, and the one about "Stuff". But the first thing I ever heard him do was back in the 60s. He was talking about his parents moving away one day while he was at school. I was just a kid then, but thought that was hillarious... But on the other hand...I am just lucky that my parents didn't take a que from his idea...But then again... They do have a lot of stuff. It would probably take a week to move everything, and I'm sure as the house got emptier and emptier day by day as I was in school, even as dumb as I was, I would have suspected something.

 I do a lot of reading and have discovered that the more wrinkles and folds that you have in your brain, the smarter you are. Well as I enter the latter years of my life, I have discovered that I am getting smarter all over. And those discounts that i get at restaurants... I like to think of them as rewards for being so obviously intelectual.Confused

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-07-09 20:53:27

Entry #2 for the Year 2008

 I too have missed you, and believe it or not was thinking of you earlier today. I miss Carlin too. If he would have cleaned up his language a little, he would have been my all time favorite. I have lived in East Texas all my life, and have never been to OK.

We must have simular Birthdays. I have a sister born on the 17th of July, and another sister born on the 24th. I was born on the 19th. I will be 51. But I feel like I am 40.....(and just survived a bad accidentWink)

 Actually 50 isn't so bad. I get senior citizens discounts from time to time. I dont ask for them , they just figure  that either this guy is really old or he is only 40 and just survived a really bad accident.

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-07-08 16:48:47

Entry #2 for the Year 2008 Hey there stranger!  Missed you.  Glad you're back.  I'm on a 2 month sabbatical from work, so actually finding time to write a daily entry.  I might actually get something done around this house too :)[Alisa] 2008-07-08 14:56:43

Entry #2 for the Year 2008 I have missed you so much... I am glad you are back... please stayMr. GreenMr. Green[Ravens Misery] 2008-07-08 11:33:05

Entry #2 for the Year 2008

Suzi,

Missed you! Glad you're back for however long or short. You are such a talented writer! I can still close my eyes and be on a motorcycle in the rain just from my memory of that piece you wrote. That you are delivering writing to an editor pleases me because writing and publishing is what you should be doing. Your life seems to be going well for which I'm happy.

[NightListener]
2008-07-08 09:39:35

Meanderings I really have no urge to blow a giraffe...mind you the guy persuing me at the moment is the tallest guy I have ever thought of dating?
big hugs to you,

[twitchy]
2008-03-20 08:12:17

Meanderings wakupalittlesuzi wakupalittlesuzi[E Wenchell Snott] 2008-03-16 13:31:33

Meanderings You wrote in my diary--

"There is no sense in voting, not until there is a box to check that says: NONE OF THE ABOVE - go back and find actual candidates, not rich power-hungry bastards."

My question--

And just where are you in this equation? (Or in this inequation, if you insist.)

Dear Suzi, although I've never seen you, I do believe that you exist. --NL

[NightListener]
2008-02-20 08:37:14

Meanderings

Only a giraffe can truly deep throat...

...me. Laughing

[HipMonkey]
2008-02-19 14:40:17

Meanderings

Remember this;  It's OK to tell folk that you "pricked your finger".  It is not OK to say it the other way around. 

I am given to deep-thought comments

[Bundy]
2008-02-18 21:05:40

Meanderings

 Blowing a giraffe? Are you sure that was sugar that they were making glass out of?

 Heres one for you...How many" gay bombs" does it take to blow up a city?

 Answer... Hmmm.. What a "queer" question.Wink

 I never actually believe that Richard Simmons was skinny. He's always looked a bit pregnant to me, even when he was dancing to the oldies.

 I always thought he and Oprah would make a wonderful pair. Or at least they could swop outfits from time to time.

[E pluribus Unam]

2008-02-17 13:14:28

Meanderings Hey, Suzi!

You wrote the following comment in my diary:

"It doesn't have to follow that because you drove fuzzy and didn't kill anyone there has to be a god. Could have me. Did you ever think of that?? Or maybe sh*te happens, or doesn't. If sh*te happened, you'd be telling a different story but, one has to ponder, would you have concluded that there must be a god because sh*te happened?"

Suzi, what’s your point?

We’ve read each other’s diaries for years. From over the years I understand, although I didn’t have you in mind at all when I wrote my entry, that to talk about faith in God is a way of pushing your buttons.

I’d like to suggest that you learn to relax, let go, and take much of what I write with a grain of salt.

Most of us go through our day adopting one attitude after another and those attitudes shape our reactions and our reactions shape the outcomes, and at the end of the day, it would be nice if we made it through without doing harm to anyone else or ourselves; if we didn’t burn anyone at the stake or crucify anyone, examples of behaviors to which we can tack on an infinite list of additional harmful behaviors. My personal sense is that we choose our attitudes quite often, sometimes to the point of cornering ourselves with our own inflexibility, stubbornness, and shortsightedness.

I don’t claim to have proof of either the existence or non-existence of God. In fact, the only things I truly believe in are my own ignorance, my own irreverence, my own arrogance, and my own narcissism.

I recognize your point of view and don’t really feel the need to dispute it. I’m not sure if that’s your only point of view or just your currently held point of view or just how you felt yourself reacting in response to what I wrote.

When I write I adopt a specific point of view for the purpose of writing and then I go with it to explore what the natural implications of that particular point of view are as they apply to the particular situation at hand.

I am rather simple minded by nature. I don’t grasp at ideas through complicated chains of logical thought, but rather like some monkey in a cage swinging from ring to ring, I swing from idea to idea to idea until I either fall to earth or reach a banana.

I looked up “Logic” in Wikipedia:

Most treatises on logic begin with a discursion on the difficulty of defining the subject. Nevertheless, a definition is felt to be necessary. Here is a short summary of Definitions of logic that logicians throughout history have attempted, arranged in approximate chronological order.
• The tool for distinguishing between the true and the false (Averroes).
• The science of reasoning, teaching the way of investigating unknown truth in connection with a thesis (Robert Kilwardby).
• The art whose function is to direct the reason lest it err in the manner of inferring or knowing (John Poinsot).
• The art of conducting reason well in knowing things (Antoine Arnauld).
• The right use of reason in the inquiry after truth (Isaac Watts).
• The Science, as well as the Art, of reasoning (Richard Whately).
• The science of the operations of the understanding which are subservient to the estimation of evidence (John Stuart Mill).
• The science of the laws of discursive thought (James McCosh).
• The science of the most general laws of truth (Gottlob Frege).
• The science which directs the operations of the mind in the attainment of truth (George Hayward Joyce).
• The branch of philosophy concerned with analysing the patterns of reasoning by which a conclusion is drawn from a set of premisses (Collins English Dictionary)
• The formal systematic study of the principles of valid inference and correct reasoning (Penguin Encyclopedia).
Do I think proof of the existence of God exists in the fact that I survived my own inattention and stupidity? My answer is that it’s not a matter of proof. It’s simply a matter of what I want to think at the time. “Belief” is too strong a word, for I was taught to doubt everything offered as “Truth,” but also open myself up to possibilities where possibilities may exist, and sometimes even to possibilities where none may actually exist.

I told you I’m narcissistic. Much of what I write is a pose of one sort or another—a snapshot of a life and a mind in motion.

No matter how many times I send for the exterminator, roosterroaches manage to eventually return. After Hiroshima and Nagasaki there were actually survivors. Was it God or was it Memorex? Who knows? Sometimes I don’t care. But when I’m dog paddling in a vat of cream, it helps to visualize something that will give me the strength to keep paddling.

I do believe that a lot that is taught in the way of ethics and morality by the religions of the world provides helpful guidelines for living, but it also provides a lot of perverse rationale for a lot in the world that strikes me as bad.

Sometimes when I am lost in thought, memory of some unkind act by me, some thoughtless act by me, some perverse act by me, some well intended but stupid reaction by me, some ignorant or arrogant response by me causes me personal embarrassment and makes me think that if those are the kind of thoughts and regrets that will race through my mind just before I die (a moment that may seem like an eternity), that perhaps there is such a thing as a personal hell—something perhaps quite apart from anything supernatural, but just a natural reaction of my genetic makeup to my memory of my experiences in living.

But I don’t really assume I know anything. I doubt that God or the Devil could punish me more than the judgments of my own conscience with all its shortcomings. But even these thoughts are fleeting even as they are part of my being who I am.

If I am the only really true reality and the rest of you are just figments of my imagination, then maybe it doesn’t matter what I do. Do I truly believe that you exist? Who knows. In any case the thought of you provides me with an effective foil for spinning my ambiguity into typed words.

Assuming for the purpose of this commentary that you exist, it’s fine with me for you to be who you are. I have no voice in the matter actually—or do I? Assuming you exist, I wouldn’t really try to change you, because I have all I can handle in maneuvering my own changes or with coping with my inability to effect the changes that would make my life better. Besides what’s in it for me to be the only consciousness that exists? Where’s the challenge or pupose in that? (Hey, if there is a God, maybe that’s God’s rationale for The Creation? And if God exists, did God create humans “In [His/Her/Their/Its] image” as seen in the looking glass or “In [His/Her/Their/Its] image” of what the nature of the universe would be? And if God doesn’t exist, does the issue have to be moot, or can we find other implications to toy with on a rainy afternoon when we can’t go outside to play.

All I can do really is sit back and say it’s interesting that you feel and think as you feel and think at the moment and it’s also interesting that at the moment I feel and think as I do.

“In time the Rockies may crumble, Gibraltar may tumble Theyre only made of clay But our love is here to stay “ Or maybe not. “It’s not for me to say.”


[NightListener]
2008-02-16 22:40:01

Pussy-Footing No suzy...To make a cat go Woof, you have to throw a giant hanky over its head and say abracadab...no wait... That would be more like "Poof!"...Nevermind.[E pluribus Unam] 2008-02-06 21:27:18

Pussy-Footing Bundy .. to make a cat go 'woof!' you need only set it on fire. O.O[suzibikerbabe] 2008-01-31 22:21:39

Pussy-Footing And how do you make a cat go 'woof'? Laughing[Bundy] 2008-01-31 22:03:45

Pussy-Footing Cats are like people. But perhaps I should Paws before I really start lying. Dogs are better than cats and can scare away intruders and mothers-in-law. Dogs arn't like people. They dont do drugs or drive too fast. Dogs are what people should be. Lets not talk about the feces eating. Even dogs have flaws. But again I paws, and wonder what it would be like to sniff my own butt.[E pluribus Unam] 2008-01-31 18:20:29

Pussy-Footing

lol... both ya'll are nutz... lol..

I miss your entries...  ((hugs))

[Ravens Misery]
2008-01-31 09:09:00

Pussy-Footing I like p----- as much as anyone, but the hairballs and ...I don't know what I'm saying. Nevermind.[HipMonkey] 2008-01-29 11:39:33

Fodder from Comments Abound A day is as a thousand years and a thousand years a day.
The problem with having these arguments is that when the creationist throws a number at you that is 'shown by science' and you give them one back, they have 'faith' that yours is wrong and you cannot argue against faith, by it's very nature.
I do wonder though why fundamentalists can't say "Let's agree to disagree".

[Poddy]
2008-01-11 05:18:26

Hucabee for President: Parish the Thought! Hi Suzi, long time no read. I like what you've done to the place and the way you keep getting in there amongst it.
Here in Aus we had an election. The Prime mincer called it, announced a date six weeks into the future, the date came, we voted, and then it was all over. So to us here, your system looks Soooooo complicated, so drawn out and so much work. By the time you actually vote you must be totally sick of it, surely. I'm glad that I don't have to choose between them.

Keep smiling, especially if you can get that little sneer in the top lip that makes people stop and take a second look, just to be sure.

Very Happy

[Poddy]
2008-01-11 04:59:41

Hucabee for President: Parish the Thought!

I confess to watching your elections with a growing sense of terror.  Y'all gonna vote for one of these f***wits.  And it will be ugly.  For what it's worth, if the black guy wins I'll have my money on an assassination within a year.

Isn't there a creationist in there too?

You tellitlikeitis, scooterbabe.  Go, GO, GO you good thing

[Bundy]
2008-01-09 11:18:15

Hucabee for President: Parish the Thought! Oh Oh! Suzy Said a wordy durd !

I am relieved that this was just a story. Because as it so happens, If Hillary gets the "nod" from the dem Democrats, Huckabee may be our only salvatiuon.[E pluribus Unam]
2008-01-08 18:11:42

Comment on another's blog

In every Presidential election since I was old enough to vote I've voted for one of the two major party candidates, and yet the only candidate I voted for who ever won was Bill Clinton whom I think did a reasonably good job on many levels. I'm neither shocked nor outraged at his sexual behavior because (1) politics makes strange bedfellows and (2) the variety of approaches to sexual behavior chosen by people always amazes me and leaves me hoping I won't have regrets at the end about not having been more adventuresome myself.

Personally I would probably not vote for a third party candidate, but I've come to feel that doing so is not throwing away one's vote as I see the act of voting not only (1) the act of electing a President or other official, but also (2) a way of notifying every politician who made it to office of the demographics of their constituency. One may be torn about whom to vote for, but one should never be in doubt about casting some kind of vote to say "When you act in an official capacity, remember you will be answering to ME!!!!" Those who don't vote provide no incentive to elected officials to represent their interests except out of the goodness of their hearts. Whores with hearts of gold seldom win elections.

[NightListener]
2008-01-07 20:29:23

Fodder from Comments Abound Too much scientific analysis makes me have to go to the bathroom and too much citing the Bible in the name of science makes me want to throw up. Heads or tails?

I'm just grateful there are smart, energetic people like you, Suzi, and E in the world who will stand up for science and mathematics while I'm nodding off in my armchair while losing energy at a rate faster than that of the sun.

I often suspect that the Creationist argument isn't so much about the nature of the universe so much as about who's going to get into Heaven when their time comes. We'd better hope that Heaven is pretty inclusive because it's not our nature to be happy in a dimension where everyone agrees with us. For most of us not having anyone around with whom we can enter into intellectual competition would be Hell. I guess we could always make like Teveye and sit around and argue with God all day.

[NightListener]
2008-01-07 20:12:40

Fodder from Comments Abound

It's too damn bad there's this stupid us verses them mentality amongst everyone. How arrogant to think anyone knows anything and can agrgue their point. It's theory and opinions. There is a middle ground but no ones on it.

You stupid people that read the bible literally are lost souls. You have no life in you whatsoever. That means YOUR Jesus died for nothing, because you're not one bit closer to the truth than anyone else.

Anyone that can exxplain to me how something came from nothing, I'll listen to you. (It has to make sense).

Quoting from any manuscript just means you don't have anything in your head. Except of course what was put there by someone else. Delete all your BS 'knowledge' and start over. There's no reason that spirituality and science can't mingle. Well, excuse me, there's plenty of reasons. Not good ones. Dogma for one. Stupidity for another.

I wish everyone would drop acid and climb in the yellow submarine and get it together. I don't know why my anger surfaced at this post suzi, I'm sorry. I'm just so sick of people who think they know all the answers. "I believe the earth was created in 7 days" How pathetic. Gravity continues to baffle the smartest scientists. No one knows anything worthing knowing. Life is too short to remain closed minded. Search for the truth is cool, but there's no room for teaching till you find it. Suzi makes a post and then it's time to disagree? No man. Debate is one thing, but pretending to know is another.

[HipMonkey]
2008-01-06 15:35:44

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Wow! You got me a bit dizzy there. I am nowhere near smart enough to throw those types of numbers around. I simply believe in evolution because its what I see with my own eyes. If you dam up a river,the water finds another route. If a car factory goes down, there are a few people who will find a job the very next day. Sometimes because of luck, but usually because they have a particular skill that is in demand. These people will thrive, while others eventually end up on the welfare roll. The people who thrive will have children that tend to thrive. The people that dont thrive will have children anyway, and The Government will see that they are taken care of. The Government is not one of natures favorite people.

 

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-01-05 00:07:36

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I believe in the bible when it says that the earth was created in seven days. But there is a day in which the Bible states that there was a chaos and within that chaos there is no timeline. It could've been a million years that passed by before he actually put humans on the earth. A lot is not explained in the Bible, like when did the dinasours live and etc. It doesn't lesson my faith, it's just something that we have to wait for until we die. Science is not discluded from the scripture. They can live harmoniously together.

[SteeleBlack]
2008-01-04 19:33:55

Comment on another's blog I'm not American, I was led to believe it was illegal in your country to vote for other than the two standard parties or an independent runner. [Karmaisdvine] 2008-01-03 00:50:17

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I sometimes vote on third party candidates myself. I especially like to vote for them out of protest against the other morons that are running. If you have to vote for a moron, vote for one that cant win. I dont advertize this , but I have voted for Ralf Nader for president, and for Ross Perot. and I would do it again.

I'll probably vote Republican this year. Unless Edwards is the Dem. choice. I'm not saying that I like Edwards or that he is not a moron. I am just saying he is my favored choice among Clinton, Obama, and most of the Republicans.

[E pluribus Unam]
2008-01-02 23:08:12

Name me Baby - or - Name me, baby! Ahh .. but Night, these are names WE gave ourselves. If we don't like them we can change them but in the end we'd have no one to blame but ourselves ....[suzibikerbabe] 2008-01-02 10:43:59

Name me Baby - or - Name me, baby! Where does someone named Suzibikerbabe get off making fun of other people's names? And for that matter it wasn't that easy having to go through elementary school and junior high with a name like NightListener either.[NightListener] 2008-01-01 20:10:11

Name me Baby - or - Name me, baby! I have to agree with you 100%.... people should think of a name that sounds good when someone is 8mo., 8yrs., and 80yrs.... and I don't think that 80yr olds are gonna say some of these name correctly.... and can you imagine.... our President...with the name of Fenix?????  oh my.... lol[Ravens Misery] 2007-12-31 17:26:30

Name me Baby - or - Name me, baby! I like the name Latrina for a girl, cause I'm a hiphop kinda guy.[HipMonkey] 2007-12-31 13:33:53

Name me Baby - or - Name me, baby!

I like the name "Sadelmeyer" I made it up, and it is a cross between the name of a star "Sadelsude"(sp) and Oscar Meyer.

I guess it's lucky that I dont have a son. If I didn't name him E jr. he would most definately be Sadelmeyer. Hmmmm? I wonder what I would name a girl... Patricia maybe... No...How about Magan Viana.

[E pluribus Unam]
2007-12-30 14:53:55

Name me Baby - or - Name me, baby! Bridon is the best name on that list lol
and layden is ok[slamxdance666]
2007-12-29 12:17:47

Name me Baby - or - Name me, baby! this entry made me lol... and nod.

the first comment on this page made me lmao. i almost peed.

[yardstick]
2007-12-29 10:12:43

Name me Baby - or - Name me, baby!

I have visited this 'site of the damned' and have proposed;

Thumblebob,

or

Tofu Mungbean

or

Bundy!

I like to think that I might have helped

[Bundy]
2007-12-29 02:00:15

Zieg hiel! ZIEG HIEL! Merry Christmas Susie! And Please Mrs Santa... Dont let Mr Santa Drive Drunk. I'm still digging Reindeer antlers out of the side of my house from last year.Neutral[E pluribus Unam] 2007-12-25 09:29:25

Zieg hiel! ZIEG HIEL!

Merry Christmas Suzi...all the best to you and yoursSmile

*hugs*

LilyCool

[LilyPie]
2007-12-25 09:11:29

Zieg hiel! ZIEG HIEL!

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It's all about control in this new regime.  These new rules only hurt our freedoms, no one elses. It's nice to have a flow of thoughts here, but so many just aren't able to think. The enemy is within, and it's ignorance, silence, staus quo and very dangerous. They don't see that all of this is based on lies. They are SHEEPLE.

[HipMonkey]
2007-12-15 13:01:59

Zieg hiel! ZIEG HIEL!

<img src="http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y145/dholmes000/Gadgets-751645.jpg">

It's all about control in this new regime.  These new rules only hurt our freedoms, no one elses. It's nice to have a flow of thoughts here, but so many just aren't able to think. The enemy is within, and it's ignorance, silence, staus quo and very dangerous. They don't see that all of this is based on lies. They are SHEEPLE.

[HipMonkey]